February
26
/ 2019
In 1941 archaeologists discovered a ceremonial Inca complex in a jungle clearing hidden deep within Peru's Sacred Valley. Known as Chachabamba, a series of stone built terraces, 14 baths and advanced water channels for supplying water to the baths, have now been scanned using state of the art technology. According to a Live Science article a new project has revealed “how the Inca built and used the ceremonial baths” and that they were not all built at the same time. Project researcher Mariusz Ziółkowski is the head of the Center of Andean Studies at the University of Warsaw in Cusco, Peru. He was co-author with an international team of researchers from Poland and Italy of a Nov 2018 study published
